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|    Message 31,252 of 32,813    |
|    Dan Tilque to Mark Brader    |
|    Re: RQFTCINO13 Game 10, Rounds 9-10: mon    |
|    14 Jan 23 14:37:51    |
      From: dtilque@frontier.com              On 1/13/23 22:00, Mark Brader wrote:       >       >       > ** Game 10, Round 9 - Geography - Currencies of the World       >       > This round is on currencies of the world. All are in """current"""       > usage. We'll give you the name of the currency (omitting "new"       > where applicable), and you name the country.       >       > 1. Lev.              Poland              > 2. Baht.              Thailand              > 3. Cedi.       > 4. Forint.              Hungary              > 5. Gourde.       > 6. Shekel.              Israel              > 7. Dirham.              Turkey              > 8. Quetzal.              Guatemala              > 9. Ringgit.              Burma              > 10. Tugrik or tögrög.       >       >       > ** Game 10, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Get Smart       >       > * A. Too Smart for Their Own Good       >       > A1. This world-renowned mathematician, who made significant       > contributions to game theory, struggled with paranoid       > schizophrenia. His life was dramatized in the movie       > "A Beautiful Mind" (2001). Who is he?              Nash              >       > A2. This chess player, who became world champion in 1972, was       > one of the strongest players ever to play the game.       > After his victory, he withdrew from active play and spent       > most of the remainder of his life in seclusion. He died       > in 2008. Who was he?              Fischer              >       >       > * B. Smart to Read       >       > (The original titles of those works may not have been in English.)       >       > B1. Who wrote the "The Stranger" and "The Myth of Sisyphus"?       > B2. Who wrote "Atlas Shrugged"?              Ayn Rand              >       >       > * C. Smart Machines       >       > C1. Name the 1982 movie based on the Philip K. Dick novel       > "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"              Blade Runner              >       > C2. In what movie series would you find the Skynet machine?              Terminator              >       >       > * D. Smart Places       >       > These two questions are about the location of Ivy League universities.       >       > D1. In what city would you find Brown University?              Providence RI              > D2. In what city would you find Yale University?              New Haven CT              >       >       > * E. Smart Programs       >       > E1. What was the name of the IBM computer chess program that       > Garry Kasparov played against in 1996 and 1997?              Deep Thought              >       > E2. What was the name of the IBM computer program that competed       > on "Jeopardy!" in 2011?              Deep Blue              >       >       > * F. Smart Recognition       >       > F1. The youngest Nobel Prize winner ever was """Lawrence Bragg,       > for Physics in 1915""". In whole years within 5 years,       > how old was """he""" when """he""" received """his""" award?       >       > F2. One of the oldest Nobel Prize winners ever was Doris Lessing,       > for Literature in 2007. In whole years within 5 years,       > how old was she when she received her award?       >              --       Dan Tilque              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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